Kathryn was unhappy with the fact that her restaurant was denied a cabaret license. She appealed to the agency that denied the license and discovered that in an administrative agency hearing

Multiple Choice

there is no right to a jury.

an Administrative Law Judge $($ALJ$)$ has the right to render an order, which is a binding decision, after the hearing.

the ALJ's decision may be appealed to the circuit court, but the decisions are usually upheld.

All of these statements are correct.